The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-08-05
II you have boils,
If you are bilious,
II you have fever,
II your head aches,


trial for an artesian well.
Go and hear "Chet' Dixie lecture to-
mig at the opera housc.
Work on McMichacl Bros grain
warehouse began Saturday.
Those machine men at Bockfinser's
are raising Cain half the time.
Our farmer readers will confer a fa-
vor by giving US crop reports.
J. W. Orcutt brought ss1 lead Of
young cattle from Iowa with him.
The hail insurance romnanies vii
make oney N Dakota this season.
Latchem got IN something less than a
carload of Florida melons Saturday.
A base ball tournament is talked of at
Woonsocket during the encampment.
A base ball tournament will take place
at Abe.deen, commencing the ed inst.
There WI undoubtedly be a large
crowd of people IN Kimball on the 18th.
The Mitchell club be the Plantations
at Mitchell Monday by score of 1s to
49,
The GRAPHIC Office has turned out
two jobs of elegant wedding cards this
week.
Rev. ]. NJ. Bogss " ill occupy the ante
room at the Presbyterian church for a
study.
Sheriff Ochsncr says his big cistcrn is
filled for the first time since it was built
-four years ago.
The e tholic church at White Lake
was damaged by lightning last week to
the extent of $500.
Til: Illinois legislature prohibited the
shooting OF prairie chickens in that
state for two years.
]. p. Beebe says he has more water in
his cistern now than at any time during
his residence in Kimball.
A Rochester mich. men has trained a
mammoe eh turtle TO drive 10 harness. II
will ai.eady d.aw lie poultice.
Many cisterns which have not been
filled for two years overhowed during
the heavy rain Tuesday afternoon.
W. II. Snow puts up nc best looking
gram staeas in he coul,:y. Tue closer
you get 10 men ,uc be..cr they look.
A report of the Dakota Press Associ.
alton III cling at Big Stone Lake last
week will be found on The first page.
Postmaster Ocnsner has rack in his
Office for holding mail bags, very much
after the style OF those in postal cars.
The examination of applicants for
E,elc county teachers certificates to ok
place in X nba!.. Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
One of the clesnest and incest fields of
corn that We have seen this season is on
the Pause farm. few miles west of
town.
j. w. Oscult returned Saturday from
Iowa with three CARLOADS of cattle.
They wee :.Aen down to Austin ranch
on the + ve..
Shcr Ochsner has some fine looking
trees on his tree claim two miles east of
town. He has also fine apple orchard
s-ar,cd on the adjoining claim.
BY reference 10 The crop reports on
the first page of to-lay's Gi:ArnIC it will
be seen t nj cur farmers may well be
satisfied that they live in Dakota.
The second Of the series OF three games
between the p 'nters aud attorneys Of
Chas. Nix county was won by the at
tosneys at Edger,on on the % ulto.
Mrs. Mary c. Balch, of Frankfort,
Indiana, will lecture iu the NJ. E. church
Thursday and Friday evening, under the
auspices of the Kim6all w. C. T. U.
Cul'ns& NJ, ~ have sold out their
livery busi,eas TO NJ. G. Mnnson, of
Wh;.e Lake. rnd George Savage. of this
city. We wish The new firm lots of
success.
Sun4rn ba.! playing IS common in
many of he neighbor'ng towns. The
GRApnlc is pleased TO aiate th:t The bs Il
and bsi lie idle in kmbali on the
Sabbath.
A crate of ws;e-melons arrived for
Latcbem Tuesday with four Of them
"Dusted." When Peter opened tue crate
you ought to have seen the boys present
20 for 'em.
w. H. Snow. who farms about 600
ac es this season, cut end stacked grain
ut the rate Of 40 acres day last week
with one header. M. Snow is senu
inc Dasota ,usller.
Ten years ago Clinton county, Iowa
now Que OF thc wealihiest in the state
raised 600 900 bushels of wheat. Last
ye?r il rsised but 10000 bushels. Dc
you see the point, MI. Farmer?
| Base ball nlnes and athletic clubs are
strong advocates OF temperance. Not 9
man can become famous In either who IL
add cted 10 any Kind of intemperance,
either in eating or drinking. Chicage
| Ia-yf OceGn.
A Cleve and (O.) man. who had beer
bitten by n little dog. tegan to howl
bite, froth at the mouth and go into
convulsions few days later. but. after
all, it was discovered that he only had
hydrophobia in his mind.
During the visit of Doctors Alloway
and Collins to Waterbury last week they
shot three horses affected with glanders
Since DIR. Alloway was appointed terri
torial veterinary surgeon he has shot ol
c?used to be shot about 200 horses.
The remedy which most successfully
combats malarial disorders, is Aver
| Ague Cure. 1t is a purely vegetable
compound, and contains neither quinin'
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